let us look at fox news. is the us media organisation that donald trump loves and some elsewhere in the media say it is just and some elsewhere in the media say it isjust a and some elsewhere in the media say it is just a mouthpiece for the white house at this juncture. especially fox and friends, the morning show. he gave an interview to fox news. newt gingrich talking about donald trump accomplishing more than clinton, bush, and obama combined. i would say yes for china. it has one point. don't underestimate donald trump. look what he has done in terms of capturing the us public and becoming president. and when i look at how he has handled the summit, he has been playing to his space. he has midterms coming out. when you talk about thejoint midterms coming out. when you talk about the joint military exercises, which it calls wargames, he says you know these assets we are flying out, the big bombers we are flying out from guam, this is so expensive. he is playing to his space. he is talking about bringing th

board: let us look at the to look at some of the potential movers.e's preparing to ramp --production, to have bear in mind, apple has expanded production to foxconn as well. high mexico electronics is down x electronics is down, they usually work on apple's headphones, and the deal is not finalized. ramy: thank you, sophie. as you head into the markets in china, we will see how the beer are looking in about 20 minutes from now. let us go to paul allen with the first word news. paul: thanks, david. a civil rights group has ordered trumpto order president to unify mother and 2000 undocumented children taken from parents. the aclu filing also calls for a halt to all features of versions of families crossing the border. president trump's executive order on june 20 has explicit loopholes, according to the filing. an election victory proved short-lived, with concerns about the independence of the nation's central bank and policy direction, everest gains. stocks and bonds also arista their advances and capital flooded this quarter, as the president urged th

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so let us look at the next few days. so let us look at the skyline. sands. and this is the fulton county cap hotel. this started as a post office. —— fullerton hotel. we have a few things, the outsize museum, an extraordinary look at the glamorous skyline cult where these meetings are taking place tomorrow. business briefing is coming up next. i will see were just a few minutes time. stay with us on the reed thing. —— the briefing. after a prolonged dry spell of weather for many of us, there are some changes on the horizon. more on that in just some changes on the horizon. more on that injust a some changes on the horizon. more on that in just a moment. some changes on the horizon. more on that injust a moment. business some changes on the horizon. more on that in just a moment. business as usual to start the working week. monday lots of warm sunny spells with the risk of some heavy afternoon showers. england and wales see the best of the sunshine. northern ireland, too. the heaviest of the downpours are likely to develop over the pennines, there, per

not look more than just using one of those look at the local level took his lessons that we should both of us like she had to put us in the corners of the worst of this with this message of a threat is that what is will. be possible is a big part of me. because it's a political conspiracy to move the question though which is from the point of she had were torched. because there was really as little among the short version states can. move. struggling with the effects of climate change sierra leone's dry season is on forgiving but compounded by corruption it's what season mudslides that a claim on my strong winds i don't remember even the wall when if i think one thousand wound up or died in two minutes people empire investigates the effects of deforestation and illegal building and asks what the future holds if there's a north already failed to act the mountain will fall on al-jazeera. the nature of news as it breaks this is one of the areas where protestants had blocked the road through the final higher than anything else they could find with details coverage because now there's a big

let us look ahead to sportsday at 6.30. coming up, we will have the latest from headingley where england's bowlers got off to perfect start. in football the england manager's defended raheem sterling over the controversy caused by his tattoo of a gun. southgate says he doesn't deserved to be hounded and in, going tyson fury says he can beat the likes of o on anthonyjoshua, now it is time for the film review. hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is jason solomons. so jason, what do we have this week? we have got book, sex and football this week in the cinema releases. diane keaton and jane fonda rekindle a passion for reading in book club is it dinnerfor two or room a passion for reading in book club is it dinner for two or room for more in sexy french thriller l'amant. and who is the greatest english football manager of all time. some famous cases put the case in football documentary bobby. what can possibly go wrong with this one. i did wonder. it is four old frie

more than just use in a moment all of those look at the local level types as well as we should not separate us like she had to put us on the ground as a voice of dissent as a message of a threat is that what is all. the you possible is a big part of me. because it's a political conspiracy but still you know i must question the whole which in singapore that i shared were torched on. because that was really as little among the short version state building and i can. move way. june nineteenth sixty seven sixty is that redrew the map of the middle east this week may record a victory of the israeli army in that war war the greatest tragedy in the history of islam al-jazeera explores the events leading to the war and its consequences which is still felt today we tried everything to the right of nation to try to make . contacts through different countries and it was clear that all this was to go to war in june on al-jazeera one of the really special things about working for al-jazeera is that even as a camera woman i get to have so much empathy and contribution to a story i feel we cov

lot of economic data coming out of china — it's telling us the world's number two economy is slowing more than we thought. rico hizon is lookingvey? from industrial output to retail sales, the numbers all fell short of expectations. they we re fell short of expectations. they were a disappointment and the view is that the economy is finally starting to slow under the weight of a prolonged crackdown on riskier lending that is pushing up borrowing costs for companies and consumers. add to this uncertainty, the the chinese central bank left its interest rates unchanged, surprising markets and analysts, who expected them to follow the us lead in raising interest rates. investment growth cooled during the january to may period. it is this lower spaces 1996. retail sales fell to the loss 01’ 1996. retail sales fell to the loss or is this 2003. good to see the rico hizon. now let's brief you some other business stories. jet engine maker rolls royce will announce later it's cutting over 4000 jobs — mostly in the uk — according to reports. the uk engineering firm is undergoing a major restructuring process aimed at boosting profitabili

, let's just look at what they say about what they actually do -- that is where he started -- let us look look at what they say, but what they actually do. we are putting in excellent for improved character tabulating what chief executive nhs england set of our announcement? for every one pound extra, we spent on the nhs in england, labour in wales spent only 84p. labour says one thing and does another. jeremy corbyn: mr. speaker health spending grew by 5% in wales last year, rather more than in england. her 3.4% is actually just 3% 3% of it's only for nhs england, nothing for public health budget, nothing for community health, or laterally, nothing for social care. this is less than is needed just to stand still. and after the longest funding e --ze in history, a and a&e waits are at their worst ever, 4 million waiting on nhs waiting lists. catch a treatment target not met for over 3 years. nurse numbers falling. gp numbers falling, and 100,000 staff vacancies to nhs trust . a billion dollars in deficits and a 1.3 billion funding gap for social care. the prime minister is waiting ious ju

us. looking for the white house. rounded straight you know but do you know about your favorite. electorate is going to point them out to look at your politics the entire country champion. for the last sixty. four mines. it. is from africa. your link to exceptional stories discussion. is easy and while website d.w. dot com still to come join us on facebook. or leave. or little. lower lip. and a warm welcome to a new edition of q no from the beautiful cinema in downtown but coming up on the show german intellectuals. terrorist sympathiser new documentary on the shadow of political terror in the one nine hundred seventy s. and face to face with german film a new generation of german directors take a bill and history to make it into a memorable movie. fifty years ago in one hundred sixty eight student protests heralded a social revolution in its wake some radicalized young germans took up arms against the state the red army factions terrorist campaign shook germany to its core a new documentary shows how the authorities blanket suspicion of left wing intellectuals led to deep rifts

very basic the trend of magic people don't want plush glitter anymore now there's the industrial use look that means it needs to look like it's really been used a lot of as if it's come straight from a workshop. peter valances his stage name his real name is peter minister he's thirty eight from southern germany and now lives in berlin. balance makes up to seven hundred appearances a year. wherever he goes he takes a lot of luggage with him. he's been performing as a professional for nearly twenty years his fascination with magic began early. if. it takes a lot of practice to master card tricks like this the younger a budding magician starts the better. this is a manipulation and chart of trick magic tricks like complete. the olympics starts with money not some first thing you learn in much of a slice of time when using various props will be known with. magicians can perform magic but they still need to keep practicing their tricks. get your balance even has his own rehearsal room. to go through and if you don't that i mean you to no good people appreciate the big spectacular magic tricks

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looks like the trend is lower. julie: great to get your expertise. cme.ng usrom the chicago we are going to be digging into autos after the break. . >> 11:00 a.m. in new york at 11:00 p.m. in hong kong. 30 minutes left in the trading day in europe. i am caroline hyde. vonnie: i am vonnie quinn from new york and this is the european close on bloomberg markets. caroline: here are the top stories. opec agrees to boost oil production over opposition by iran. a white house divided, some officials wanting to restart trade talks with china. we will go behind the about lines. airbus,atum from telling theresa may to get her brexit at together or else. president trump threatens to impose tariffs. equities. at european under 30 minutes until the close of trade.

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my videos, i like to use my camera like a third hand, almost, when i am shooting. i move a lot. i look you have a favourite travel made it to you want to share with us and the rest of the world, tag us with bbc travel show. to finish this week's programme, here in cairo a new music genre has risen from the streets to inspire a fres hfa ced risen from the streets to inspire a freshfaced generation of stars. i'm hoping to meet some of them. since 2002, tourists wanting to hear traditional egyptian folk music have gone to be mccann cultural centre. tonight this bad is play music that has roots in east african ritual. in egypt today there is supposedly only a handful of people who still perform it. i have been told it is mainly performed by women and that it works with eight rev limit thumping drums and is a rich form of community. spiritual. but on the streets, there is a new kind of music that mixes folk traditions with an aggressive new sound. it means festive, it means festival. it is very much a street music. it evolved from a previous genre. it is very unique to he chipped. specifica

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us. looking at top stories we're following at this hour. hours away perfect polls opening in maryland and we're learning a much larger number of people could have issues voting because of a computer glitch. over the weekend the motorcycle administration it was mere 19,000 people and t this morhough we learn the number isli more 0,000 voters. appare computer glitch began inas april of lyear when new software w installed on nba web sitend a walk uk up kiosk. er the confusion of the driveov trade policy with china a still clong down at 32 point and investors were nerus over reports u.s. planned to curb whi these purchases. mope started dumping stocks. >> a 1-9d mile stretch of pallet more washington parkway maryland. they agreed to 9 million highway extension plan. that plan involves adding toll lanes to 270 and 495. >> 55 is the tomb now. looking live outside. oh, yep p,eeking out a tad. daylight breaking. michael thomas let's t about weather today. >> w about a good one. why not. another go one in d.c.. we'll make it two in a row. something

most of us had a beautiful day today. looks like tuesday is going today.esday is going to bea today. looks like tuesday is going to be a bit more cloudy in fact overcast for some of us, but the best of the sunshine will remain across many western areas of the uk, so across many western areas of the uk, so let us look at the forecast then for the rest of the evening and overnight. the clouds already evident here in eastern and northern area, clear spells across central parts of england and wales and out to the south—west. then through the night gradually it will turn cloudier and cloudier. not especially cold round 8 degrees in aberdeen, 12 or 13 in the south. tomorrow starts off sunny in some areas but the cloud may increase into the afternoon, so the thinking is maybe eastern area, the midland, south—east could end up on the cloudy side be the coasts of wales from the west uncountry to scotland should be fine, with a lot of sunny weather. that's it. bye. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11pm: donald trump and kim jong—un are in singapore ahead of their

us. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news. s have urged president donald trump to reconsider his agreement with zte, saying the company is loyal to the chinese government and poses a threat to national security. in april, american technology suppliers were prohibited from selling components to zte, after the company violated us laws by selling products to iran and north korea. google has announced the biggest—ever rebranding of its advertising software. it will discontinue doubleclick and adwords while its basic tool for buying ads will now be named google ads. the company said its fees are not changing. malaysian police say they've seized over $270 million worth of items in raids linked to the country's former prime minister najib razak. the raid was part of investigations into the embezzlement of state funds. karishma vaswani is in singapore. tell us more about this. well, these rates are thought to have brought in a loot worth some of the biggest amounts we have seen a malaysian history. one police commissioner saying it is

just as the market opens up, let us look at some of the indexes out of the gauge. looking at the ftse. climb thisch it morning. the ftse is always the first out of the gate. take a and the dax little longer to open up. especially on a volatile morning. in ibex is up almost 1% spain. about to getjoy is voted out of office and the socialist are about to take over with what one guest called a frankenstein coalition in madrid. the cac having a strong open as well. it will be interesting to see the ftse may have opened in rome here at the bottom. we expect a positive opening for the ftse as well. even though the investors may be the ftse- even though -- investors purchasing not only bonds but also the stocks as well in italy. positive moves across the board. we will wait for the germanic indexes to open the way expect though we expect them to be positive as well. losers with the exception of a small red wedge in consumers. the staples -- investors may be selling off defensive stocks. a little bit of red out of i.t. as well. it will be interesting to see which stocks the

us look at the. same. disgrace or lesser sort of all to do more good enough. thanks to the network he's built up the businessman has even opened a gallery on the cable ten the antique dealers district one of paris's most prestigious addresses he takes us there. he wants to show us how well established he is and how he buys and sells some of the most renowned names in painting and sculpture. and they'll sell you retire. because if i thought i'd try to do all. the gallery director greets us. the gallery houses significant and very expensive works this marble sculpture of eve is by august or done it's already been reserved by an asian client. so as you note on. the heat the phone you have preserved example is this you. did a scapegoat or dealt with your own will is only if you just as good a guess you'll see them your diet is good he said prison what about a lot of shit without the question. how to kill all street. if you want to because then most of it is nominally father own more famous signatures and in drawing by salvador dali. i should go. he didn't. just si

protestors are gathering using the slogan "families belong together". you're lookingone of more than 630 events calling for migrant families split up at the us border to be reunited. it should be pointed out that the rallies were organised before mr trump ordered an end to the widely criticised "zero tolerance" policy of separating children from their parents, although most of the 2,300 children taken to detention centres or into foster care are yet to be reunited. chris buckler has been speaking with protestors in washington. the separation of families has really led to a rallying call here in washington dc and right across america. this is just one of a number of protests that are taking place in order to highlight the policy and also try and send a message to president trump. we are of course in sight of the white house. hannah and michael are two of the people who have gathered as part of this protest. there are thousands here, but do you think mr trump will listen? i don't think he will listen. i think it might get to him but i'm not sure it will actually lead to

us. i'm eun yang. >> i'm angie goff sigts i for aaron this morning. take a look behind us. it looks like that weekend rain is out of here. we have a nice dry start to our workweek. >> something to look forward to. melissa has a look going in your first 4 traffic. first, storm team 4 meteorologist cluck bell with a forecast for monday. >> hey, good morning. happy monday, everybody. skies have been clearing out during the overnight hours, and we're going to be left with an abundance of sunshine for today. we'll get a few fair weather cumulus clouds bubbling up during the middle of the afternoon, but they're not going to be rain you can leave the umbrella at home after a bit of a stormy finish to the weekendy. yester right now it's in the mid 60s in the shenandoah valley. even 66 now to leesburg, manassas at 68. stafford and quantitiesco, 63. a nice morning. afternoon high in the comfy zong yetn. becoming less humid and cooler as well. today's high temperature only right around 84 degrees. over the next four days lower humidity. near perfect weather for tomorrow. we'll talk mor

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like that oh well get out of the clippers owner look at us a look at an effort feel i let them pay whatever they have. because they all want to pay with cards. but because i don't have the technology for that i let them pay me in cash with whatever they are carrying. according to some experts the two main causes of inflation are a waste of oil profits and corruption at all levels of government. a communist economy that expropriated and didn't make an effort to keep the companies running led to a brutal decline in oil revenues. that has been creating shortages and pushing up inflation. so what's the figure ten thousand fifteen thousand twenty thousand percent. here we don't know. we do know the prices are doubling every month. but many venezuelans don't blame the government they say the real cause is an economic war orchestrated by the us and by sick i go when it's way not then venezuela helps so many countries ok and now because we don't cave into their demands. they close all the borders and impose sanctions without a reason get over it by. not knowing which country nothing happens by chan

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and here we've got a fair amount of cloud of rain that's working its way away from us so forcing japan it's not looking too bad for the west things are getting a little bit worse for us beijing's temperature thirty five degrees as we head into monday by choose day about forty degrees it will be a very sticky one. now a reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera china has warned the united states that any agreements to end their trade dispute before if washington goes ahead with threaten the tariffs early results from. elections suggest the anti immigrant party led by the former prime minister. will win the most seats with over a quarter of the vote but it's not clear of young show will actually be able to form a government. and trade unions in jordan have called for a one day strike next week amid days of protests against the government's plans to increase taxes. more deaths are reported in nicaragua where more than one hundred people have been killed in weeks of protests against president. demonstrators have been killed by police and pro-government paramilitary groups but government workers to have bee

he does not want us to look at the facts and look at the issues. he'd rather have us talking about chick-fil-a and, you know, the lotion in the basket. but the reason why he remains there, pruitt is there to destroy the epa. he's doing it. there are people in the epa i've known for years who are disgusted and scared as to what's happening. the same with rick perry. the same with mulvaney, destroying everything for consumer protection. the trump administration has an agenda, and it's to tear down protections. it is to destroy regulations, it's to tear down the federal government and the people he's assigned to do it are doing it. we're laughing and looking at the side show while they're continuing on their agenda. that hasn't changed. there is a bit of madness but a bit of brilliance in how you do that. >> while we're laughing, just to be clear, the lotion is one part of this ridiculously long list. >> i think we can do both. >> you can laugh and look. >> we can laugh and look. i haven't seen demands like this since mariah carey's greenroom. it is si

decision by israel's high court and we follow survivors of high school shootings to the touring the us looking to change gun laws. how the right has been heavy once again in the philippines and specifically in dissolved you get an idea from the whiteness of the cloud on satellite picture over two hundred millimeters in the last two days is north of manila but anyone who's on his program to this sort of downpour and you can see also the white truck plows running off into the gulf of tolerance more sides of it forget occasional showers and once again is going to be something born here possibly sumatra which gets them but that's the line of continually heavy rain it's increasing want to get in thailand in laos and sudden vietnam possibly further north as well but of course the philippines are in the heart of it winter is probably setting now skiing season has officially started down in southeast and possible strategy of the slow circulation here clad the winds coming up from the side of so it's cold and also it says thirty to melbourne that's thirty much in the west sunshines cloud possibly rain

let us look at what god has to say about steps. i found it interesting that your verse talked about the path you would take. i did not know that if i had really prepared, i would have known that that was your verse for this graduating class. but god ordains our steps. indeed, in psalms 18:36, it says "thou has enlarged my steps under me, that my feet may not slip." when we look at that, it is a step that we are taking, the fact that we're asking god to keep us from stumbling. but also, in psalms, 37:31, it says the law of god is in his heart and mind none of his steps shall slide. we see it again in god's word. perhaps my personal favorite, proverbs chapter 69, a man's hurt devises his way, but the lord directs his steps. whether it is the path you are on today, or the steps you are about to embark on, it is the lord who directs those. it is that promise that we can claim. is an interesting, that we have -- you can make your plans, but god directs your actions. i say that, because if we experience about, we are supposed to look at

j.r., they gave the warriors a gift, let us look at the many highlights from game one.ing with all the celebrities. barry bonds, the never aging rob lowe. i have to talk to him about his secrets. and smith went in to the legs of klay thompson. instead, a trip to the locker room, klay comes back and scores 24 points and crisis averted. three seconds left in the half. occur fri way downtown. bang, as mike would say, we are tied at 56. . less than a minute left in the game. lebron james goes for 51. muscles his way to the hoop. cavs are up two. steph responds a three-point play of his own. he had 29 and the warriors are up one. george hill, four seconds left could have put his team up one. we are tied at 107. earth to j.r., he thought they were up one. they end up going to overtime, and the dubs out score the 17-7. warriors win 124-114, mindi bach with reaction. >> whether or not j.r. smith knew they were tied or -- the warriors made it to overtime and that's when they hit their stride. it's wild. every game is unique to its. when you get to the finals, it will be intense,

more than just use in a moment all of those look at the talk more legal types as lessons that we should both of us like to say to play this one as the voice of dissertation message of the third step which is all. the you puzzle is a big part of me. because it's a political speech but still you know i must question the whole which is from the point that if she were torched. because that was a red little among the short version state building and i can. move way. unpack it for us what were you here and what were you saying whether on line ten horrendous things humans all of us or those i was looking for doubt about that or if you join us on the sat a lot of the major countries in the commonwealth have far bigger fish to fry and chips to eat bass is a dialogue talk to us about some of this success if perhaps everyone has a voice what happens when the robots themselves are making the decision join the colobus conversation the amount is iraq and then reported on. u.s. and british companies have announced the biggest discovery of natural gas in west africa but what to do with these unt

we greatly expand the techniques we use to look at samples that, from 2 meters below the surface. the first thing is that we use the laser to put a pulse of energy into the sample, then we let the ions at the very high mass range. we can do things like find a high mass peak and we can do -- we can break the molecule apart into its constituents and tried to get at the structure. we also have a gc ms and that is a contribution from her french colleagues. they're good at understanding how to do this separation of gases. they do this chemistry that tries to pull out interesting things like a mean amino acids differently. they tried to control that a little bit better by having basically a container that will break apart at the right temperature and then to separation. the technology has advanced. we'd be interested in finding the right and left hand of amino acids. they're not equivalent, but immediate rates are largely equivalent. were trying to sell that problem as well. technology advances in our ability to think through advances. maybe chris should talk about what the european corp

at the us markets. —— let's look.ian trade we are seeing the reverse in asian trade. they are currently in positive territory. these numbers are from yesterday but according to the updated numbers, the nikkei is up the updated numbers, the nikkei is up and australia's snp is in positive territory. we will give those numbers later in the programme. trade tensions and disputes what is next? a trade war? it really depends if we get to that stage. still have some time but all we come up stage. still have some time but all we come up with a resolution between china and america and i think both sides will come to their senses. they are like sumo wrestlers, they get to the middle of the ring, they do some chest pumps and eventually they go back to their respective corners and lead a normal life after that. eventually one side or both sides will back down and make concessions. a couple of weeks ago we saw the trump administration make that concession on zte and now they are paying a fine. we've seen this with the trump admini

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more than just using one of those look at the talking all evil types as long as we should not separate us like she had to put us on the ground as a voice of dissent there's a message of a threat still which is all. the you possible it's a big part of me. because it's a political conspiracy still you know and most of course in the whole washington appointed shed were torched on. because that was a resident of among the sure go version state building and i can. move way. on counting the cost jordan's economy is struggling to come a look at why i.m.f. backed price hikes are proving the last straw for many people plus why the world's top poker grows one of the biggest share of the global chocolate market. accounting a cost and i just see it as. the sam's in archaeology graduate from iraq he's also a part time going to billings pergamon museum which includes a reconstruction of the famous ishtar gate in babylon most of the people he's showing around came to germany as refugees this is just one of several billion museums taking part in the project called a meeting point and as well as bringi

let us look at how the big picture is looking then, for the start of the weekend.or northern ireland, heavy bursts of rain into scotland and into parts of northern england too. northern england, too. all of this is gradually pushing on through, but in scotland, it is going to hang round for some time, just into the west and south later in this day. you see the sunshine coming back. not too much rain in the far north and northern i5le, catch the rain, it could be heavy, maybe with a rumble of thunder. northern ireland it is sunny spell, scattered showers, some heavy, and possibly thundery, similar story into northern england. for wales, the midlands, south—west england brighter skies arriving but still a few showers round, for east anglia end the south—east, there the cloudy skies and although it is mainly dry until later, it's later on, going into this evening, while it may brighten up there will be a few showers moving through. eventually, this evening showers clear from eastern part, we are left with dry weather for the bubbling of the night. cloud increasing in